Blade Flags
Base Options
Flag bases should be chosen to suit the size of flag you are ordering and the type of ground the flag will be used with.
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Superb quality blade flags printed onto 117gsm Knitted Polyester with dye-sublimation process resulting in 80-90% show-through on the reverse.
- Suitable for outdoor and indoor use
- Lightweight, portable and easy to assemble
- Printed using a dye-sublimation process for great show-through on the reverse
- Includes high-performance aluminium and GRP poles (collapsible into multiple pieces)
- Available in four sizes
- Multiple options for bases (not included)
- Stable up to beaufort scale 4 wind (13-18 mph)
- Fitted with black sleeves
Right-Facing & Left-Facing
Our right-facing flags accommodate the pole and base on the left-hand side of the graphic. The left-facing flags accommodate the pole and base on the right-hand side of the graphic.
Double-Sided Flags
These consist of two knitted polyester flags with a blockout membrane sandwiched between the two. All three layers are stitched together and supplied as one item.
Specification
| Name | Small | Medium | Large | Extra Large |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standing Height | 2560mm | 3150mm | 4080mm | 5140mm |
| Graphic Width | 500mm | 600mm | 785mm | 850mm |
| Graphic Height | 1900mm | 2600mm | 3400mm | 3900mm |
| Graphic Ground Clearance | 660mm | 550mm | 700mm | 1250mm |
Care of your outdoor flag
Consider where you position your flag, as air pollution will cause the white areas to become grey and UV can, over time, cause deterioration and fading to the fabric.
Flags can be washed in a regular washing machine on a 40° wash with everyday detergents. Always allow your flag to completely dry out before storing.
Ensure that your flag doesn’t catch or snag on its pole or any other surrounding objects. Do not place poles too close together.
Dismantle your flag during adverse weather conditions, including strong winds in excess of beaufort scale 4 (13-18mph). Heavy rain combined with high winds can increase the weight of the flag and put extra strain on the pole.
Life expectancy is entirely dependant on the climatic conditions and hours of flying. Realistic maximum lifespan of a regularly used flag is six months.
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